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What is the impulse experience by a 2-kg object if the force acting on it is given in the following? F(N) 100 50 4 t(s) 100 Ns 200 Ns 300 Ns 400 Ns None of these

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What is the impulse experience by a 2-kg object if the force acting on it is given in the following?
F(N)
100
50
2
t(s)
100 Ns
200 Ns
300 Ns
400 Ns
None of these
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